Aliyev claims devastating war on Nagorno-Karabakh, but proves complete failure – Armenian expert

Armenia is inferior in terms of information, political scientist Aghasi Yenokyan said at a round-table discussion on “Karabakh escalation: consequences and actions.”

His question is: how was the Save Kessab action successfully disseminated, whereas the same is not being done now.

“We have a serious task be more active,” Mr Yenokyan said.

According to him, a possible ceasefire agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan is a threat, not only in the context of a possibility of Nagorno-Karabakh remaining outside the peace process – which would weaken the Armenian side – but it would also necessitate deployment of pacemakers, including Russian peacemakers.

Neither Armenia nor Azerbaijan has resolved their political problems.

“Aliyev claimed a devastating war [against Nagorno-Karabakh] and paid a high cost for it. And now he has to explain why the failed. He may clam it to be a victory, but it is obviously a complete failure.”